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Netflix Adds Memento as The Odyssey Nears Release
Netflix has added the 2000 film Memento to its streaming library. The addition occurs ahead of the release of The Odyssey. Memento is currently the only Christopher Nolan film available on the platform.
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Netflix has added the 2000 film Memento to its streaming library ahead of the release of The Odyssey. The movie centers on a man with short-term memory loss who pieces together a murder investigation through fragmented sequences and tattoo reminders. It was Nolan's second feature film after Following.
Nolan films remain unavailable for free streaming on major platforms. His Batman trilogy is on the WB-owned service HBO Max. Interstellar and The Prestige are on Hulu. Licensing deals that previously placed several Nolan titles on Peacock have expired. All of the films can be rented on services such as Amazon or Apple TV.
Memento holds a 94 percent score from both critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, matching The Dark Knight as Nolan's highest-rated film. Since 2005, all but one of his films have grossed more than $500 million worldwide. The Odyssey is expected to become available for digital rental roughly 45 days after its theatrical run and may later appear on Peacock.
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